Finger Exercise is good for improving dexterity, strength, and coordination in the fingers. It helps to develop muscle memory and flexibility, allowing pianists to play more challenging pieces with ease. Some common finger exercises for piano include scales, arpeggios, trills, and chromatic exercises. Practicing these exercises regularly can greatly benefit pianists of all levels. | Pianogoddess Academy

Does correct fingering matter on the piano? YES! Using correct fingering helps with speed, control and it helps reduce the chance of injury. But it can be hard to figure out which fingers to use for certain notes. Especially if there's no help written on the music. Cassi is here to show you how to find and use the correct fingering for any piece of music. | Pianote